Jurassic World DNA The last time we checked in Jurassic World Evolution I was only eight hours in — building my first T-Rex on the game’s third island. I’ve since completed the storyline and unlocked the sandbox mode as well as every building and dino available to me. Having not touched the sandbox I’m sitting comfortably at thirty hours.The beautiful thing about being thirty hours into Jurassic World is that you can be done — like I am — or you can embrace all you’ve learned and build a Jurassic Park that would put John Hammond to shame.

Jurassic World Evolution has built itself as two completely different experiences. The first — the one I had the most fun with — is the guided experience. As you travel between the game’s five islands you’re tasked with completing missions and upping your reputation with the three factions: Entertainment Science and Security.

As you complete these objectives you’re given new rewards. Finish one mission and you can build a restaurant or a science center. Because you completed the Science faction’s task on island two you can build this cool new dinosaur on island four. It’s a system that has you jumping between islands constantly trying to build the best thing you can with your ever evolving tool set.

Once you earn a five star park rating on the first island — something I was able to achieve about a dozen hours in — you unlock the sandbox island. Here Buy Jurassic World DNA you can take all of the toys you’ve unlocked across the mission islands and build your own park. You don’t have to worry about reputation and you can turn extreme weather effects on or off. You even have unlimited cash so you can truly spare no expense in building your Jurassic Park.